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The Canadian economy shrugged of tariff uncertainty and added the largest number of jobs in six months, with unemployment rate falling for the first time since January.

India is considering a proposal to expand the sale of broken rice from state stockpiles into the open market, according to people familiar with the matter, a move that may boost supplies of the grain for exports and ethanol production.

Saudi Arabia is asking the companies that OPEC uses for independent analysis of oil-production levels to submit a lower figure for the kingdom's June output, according to people familiar with the matter.

HSBC Holdings Plc has left the world's biggest climate alliance for banks, which was rocked over the past eight months by an exodus of the biggest US lenders.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. bosses grew curious last summer as they clocked an unusual number of absences at the training sessions that kicked off their ultra-competitive junior analyst program.

Capricor Therapeutics Inc. shares plunged more than 60% after US regulators rejected the company's treatment for a deadly muscle disorder.

The Labour party's biggest affiliate trade union, Unite, has suspended Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, as a dispute over a strike gripping the city of Birmingham deepens.

Russia's coal industry has slipped into crisis under the weight of high borrowing costs and sanctions as slowing demand in China compounds with falling prices to expose deeper cracks in the economy.

The controversial methods of a provincial police chief are emblematic of the tough-on-crime rhetoric gaining traction in countries around the world.

Fashion billionaire Amancio Ortega bought a hotel in Paris for 97 million ($113 million), the Zara brand founder's second property acquisition in the French city in the past year.